[Footnote A:]

Ghyll

, in the dialect of Cumberland and Westmoreland is a short and for the most part a steep narrow valley, with a stream running through it.

Force

is the word universally employed in these dialects for Waterfall.—W. W. 1800.

"Ghyll" was spelt "Gill" in the editions of 1800 to 1805.—Ed.

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[Footnote B:]

Compare the Ode, Intimations of Immortality, iv. l. 3 (vol. viii.)—Ed.

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